Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Intriguing"s

A: ☑️Definition: arousing one's curiosity or interest; fascinating.

☑️Example: "an intriguing story"

A: "interesting" or "fascinating"

A: It's another way to say "interesting." It has the added connotation that something is interesting and thought-provoking.

A: “intriguing” is like “interesting.” So a sample sentence would be: “I love learning about other cultures. I find the other cultures intriguing.”

A: The answer to the question was intriguing.
It is intriguing that you came to that answer.

A: "What's the most intriguing thing about her?"
"I find European history quite intriguing"

It's used like the word 'interesting'.

A: Interesting: It has your attention

Intriguing: You need to know more

A: Also, when I think of the word intriguing, I think of something that is fascinating or interesting in a way that pulls me toward it, like a gravitational pull. As someone being made to feel “intrigued”, I’m more helpless and passive than if something were simply interesting. I hope that makes sense.

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A: The difference is intuitive. They’re sometimes interchangeable, but at other times they’re not. You might say a mystery is intriguing/fascinating/interesting, but you wouldn’t exchange “I have an interesting relationship with my father” with “I have an intriguing relationship with my father”. Typically, if it is something that involves yourself or something you’re familiar with, you wouldn’t use intriguing/fascinating. Something about it feels slightly strange, or even egotistical. Mostly because they’re somewhat stronger adjectives than “interesting”. The other two are used when expressing an opinion, usually.
Another difference is that you can say something is slightly intriguing/interesting, because it’s not that cool or important, but you can’t say something is “slightly fascinating”. “Fascinating” is something that really catches your attention and holds it completely. A smile from a stranger may be intriguing, and an unusually-patterned tile floor may be interesting, but an unsolvable crime is fascinating.

A: They all mean the same thing

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A: It should be “Are you intrigued?”

A: “I’m interested in you” or “You’re intriguing” both sound better.

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